Juab County, Utah Land For Sale (9 results)

This 20-acre lot in Levan, located south of UBA Reservoir, is perfect for building your ideal vacation home or recreational retreat. The property offers stunning views and a serene, private setting, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and outdoor activities. Enjoy easy access to the reservoir for fishing, boating, and hiking. With ample space to design your getaway, this lot combines privacy with the convenience of nearby recreational opportunities. Whether you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle or invest in a scenic retreat, this property offers a unique and valuable opportunity.

This property has not been travel, hiked, biked, or discovered for over a decade. It has elk, deer, and turkey tracks right up the main trail. This property is a sight to behold with the endless cedars, pinon trees, and scrub oak; all of these are in the many valley floors and foothills. These mountains have deep ravines that hold water depending on the snowpack and rainfall. The property is surrounded on three sides with either BLM or state public ground. The secluded property is perfect for any recreational, hunting, or camping endeavor. Give me a call today to set up a time to go take a look.

Secluded and picturesque, this 640 acres of flat pasture ground in Juab County, Utah, offers a perfect blend of mature sage and grass, creating an idyllic setting for recreational enthusiasts. The property is ideal for ATV riding and hunting and provides a private escape with its natural beauty. Surrounded by tranquility, it's a haven for those seeking a retreat from the hustle and bustle. With its expansive, flat landscape and diverse vegetation, this land promises adventure and relaxation. Explore the possibilities of this hidden gem, where nature's beauty meets recreational opportunity.

One of a kind property located 18 miles south of Nephi. +/- 895 deeded ac. 2200 sqft. home built in 2020. 4 bd. 2 ba. plus office with studio apartment and detached two car garage. Heat wood-burning stove, granite countertops. 3200+ sqft. fodder grow house that has the ability to produce approximately 5500 pounds of feed daily. 2800+ sqft. commercial greenhouse. 700 sqft. shop with attached chicken coop and run. 800 sqft shop. Nine, 15 feet feet times 30 feet covered stalls. Three, 40 head feedlot corrals. Two, 15 head corrals. All with Auto waterers. Working alleys and chutes with semi loading ramp and all built with still drill pipe. Orchard with raspberries, blackberries and grapes. 3 wheelines and ownership of 45% of the run off out of the canyon that irrigates 60-70 acres. 2 Wells total and West livestock well with new solar pump in process of being installed that will provide water to 3 different locations. 24 head BLM permit with flexible 80 day use which provides an additional 600 ac. With the fodder house and total property you can feed and maintain around 150-200 cows. Solar lease with tentative start of construction in 2026 will pay 10-12 million over the life of the contract. It currently is paying around 32k per year just to be under contract. Buyer to verify all info.

Massive farm & ranch assemblage that runs 5,600 sheep and 320 cows year-round on grazing permits, plus supports an additional 1,200 cows in the winter. Deeded land totals 2,491 acres, of which over 1,200 acres is irrigated. Includes twelve USFS, BLM, and SITLA grazing permits that control over 275,000 acres of grazing. Improvements include 2 homes, agricultural buildings, feedlot, scales, and 4 sets of corrals. All livestock and equipment can be purchased at its market value at closing, making this a true turn-key operation. Incredible live water is found across the ranches, and large water rights and irrigation shares are included. Trophy mule deer, elk, and antelope also inhabit the ranch.

Build your ideal retreat amidst stunning landscapes. While lakeside lots often come at a premium, seize the opportunity to acquire affordably priced parcels with lake access included. Each lot comes with a personal boat slip and entry to a secluded shared beach complete with a playground, fire pits, pavilions, and restroom facilities with flush toilets. Take advantage of owner financing with a 15% down payment. These lots span from 3 to 4 acres and boast a 10-foot personal boat slip crafted by Wave Armor, alongside water hookups and electricity provided by Rocky Mountain Power. Conveniently located a mere 5 minutes from the boat ramp, revel in stunning mountain panoramas. Nightly rentals are permitted, and you have the freedom to select your own builder. Situated on a county road, enjoy year-round accessibility to your slice of paradise.

About the Land The lots at Riverbed Ranch homesteading community range from 2.0 to 2.4 acres; lot 93 is 2.2 acres. Each lot comes with at least 2.5 acre-feet of water rights; most residents are getting 4 or more. Typically, a lot this size runs $35,000, but the previous owners have to move to Texas! Their loss is your gain! Riverbed Ranch is nestled between the Keg Mountain and Simpson Mountain ranges, is about a mile wide and 3 miles long. Over half of the 250 lots are spoken for. The land has been successfully farmed since at least the 1950s, and likely earlier than that. The land happily grows garden veggies, and is well-known for the high-quality alfalfa it can produce. About the Project Riverbed Ranch is a creation of the Utah OSR Land Cooperative, a non-profit land developer created for the benefit of those who join the co-op. This is not a political or religious project, it is an agricultural cooperative organized by a leading co-op attorney according to Utah law. Unlike traditional land developers, the co-op's focus is on saving shareholders money, not on maximizing profits. Requirements There are no CC&Rs and no plans for an HOA (Almost all of us would resist one ever being formed). Each shareholder, however, agrees to build the following within 3 years: 1. A passive solar home, of at least 600 square feet, that requires little or no energy to heat or cool. We recommend at least 800 square feet of living space. 2. Shop or Barn for animals and/or storage (no minimum size) 3. Greenhouse, minimum 600 square feet, 1,200 recommended. 4. Garden/orchard 5. 6" well with a 2 horse power pump with 400' of lift. 6. A county-approved sanitation system. Motivation Our current shareholders value this agricultural cooperative as an ideal opportunity to enjoy: Self-Sufficiency - Providing for their family's essential needs without having to rely on markets or the government for food, water, power or sanitation. Family - Providing their children a more carefree rural lifestyle, where they can learn to work. Safety - A place of safety for their families, from things either now or in the future, and Heath - The health benefits of growing your own more-nutritious, non-GMO food untainted by pesticides and herbicides. Benefits A share in the Utah OSR Land Cooperative gives you these benefits: 1. A cooperative's equivalent of a title to 2 acres at the Riverbed Ranch farm-steading community (it's called a proprietary occupancy agreement). 2. At least 2.5 acre-feet of water rights (more if you really need them), 3. A vote in the cooperative to elect board members, 4. Opportunity for group purchases of products and services needed to build your homestead. 5. Opportunity to sell your products and services through the co-op, 6. First stab at job openings within the cooperative, and 7. The opportunity to spearhead the creation of sub-cooperatives to provide jobs and goods and services to the co-op members and/or outside customers. Features The Utah OSR Land Cooperative's Riverbed Ranch farm-steading community does or will feature: - High-speed satellite Internet through Skylink or Hughesnet, - A K-12 school, and other community services (listed below). - A future BMX bicycle course for kids to enjoy, - A greenbelt area running up the middle of the community, including a hiking trail, honeybee-friendly trees and bushes, a road, and maybe someday, a creek. - An RV and camping park. This way, shareholders who so choose can live in the RV park while building out their homestead. And later, guests can stay and enjoy the community. - Co-op store for importing and exporting goods and produce. Additional Planned Community Services Similar to an industrial park, the Utah OSR Land Cooperative has set aside 45 acres for the following privately owned and operated services (which will likely all be staffed by local residents): 1. Academy of Self-Reliance higher-learning campus, including a ropes course. 2. The OSR K-12 campus, 3. Assisted Living / Retirement Home 4. Whole Health / Life Coach clinic 5. Child Rescue Home (Fresh Start program) 6. Young Mothers Home 7. Equine / Canine Therapy Barn

About Lot 172 Lot 172: - Is 2.5 acres, rather than the more typical 2.0 acres, but for the same price! $30,000. - Borders the future 2.5 mile long park - Each lot comes with at least 2.5 acre-feet of water rights, most are getting at least 4. About the Project Riverbed Ranch is nestled between the Keg Mountain and Simpson Mountain ranges, is about a mile wide and 3 miles long. Over half of the 250 lots are spoken for. The land has been successfully farmed since at least the 1950s, and likely earlier than that. The land happily grows garden veggies, and is well-known for the high-quality alfalfa it can produce. Riverbed Ranch is a creation of the Utah OSR Land Cooperative, a non-profit land developer created for the benefit of those who join the co-op. Those who join are co-owners of the entire 1,245 acre property. This is not a political or religious project, it is an agricultural cooperative organized by a leading co-op attorney according to Utah law. Unlike traditional land developers, the co-op's focus is on saving shareholders money, not on maximizing profits. Requirements There are no CC&Rs and no plans for an HOA (Almost all of us would resist one ever being formed). Each shareholder, however, agrees to build the following within 3 years: 1. A passive solar home, of at least 600 square feet, that requires little or no energy to heat or cool. We recommend at least 800 square feet of living space. 2. Shop or Barn for animals and/or storage (no minimum size) 3. Greenhouse, minimum 600 square feet, 1,200 recommended. 4. Garden/orchard 5. 6" well with a 2 horse power pump with 400' of lift. 6. A county-approved sanitation system. Motivation Our current shareholders value this agricultural cooperative as an ideal opportunity to enjoy: Self-Sufficiency - Providing for their family's essential needs without having to rely on markets or the government for food, water, power or sanitation. Family - Providing their children a more carefree rural lifestyle, where they can learn to work. Safety - A place of safety for their families, from things either now or in the future, and Heath - The health benefits of growing your own more-nutritious, non-GMO food untainted by pesticides and herbicides. Benefits A share in the Utah OSR Land Cooperative gives you these benefits: 1. A cooperative's equivalent of a title to 2 acres at the Riverbed Ranch farm-steading community (it's called a proprietary occupancy agreement). 2. At least 2.5 acre-feet of water rights (more if you really need them), 3. A vote in the cooperative to elect board members, 4. Opportunity for group purchases of products and services needed to build your homestead. 5. Opportunity to eventually sell your products and services through the co-op, 6. First stab at job openings within the cooperative, and 7. The opportunity to spearhead the creation of sub-cooperatives to provide jobs and goods and services to the co-op members and/or outside customers. Features The Utah OSR Land Cooperative's Riverbed Ranch farm-steading community does or will feature: - High-speed satellite Internet through Skylink or Hughesnet, - A K-12 school, and other community services (listed below). - A future BMX bicycle course for kids to enjoy, - A greenbelt area (park) running up the middle of the community, including a hiking trail, honeybee-friendly trees and bushes, a road, and maybe someday, a creek. - An RV and camping park. This way, our co-owners who so choose can live in the RV park while building out their homestead. And later, guests can stay and enjoy the community. - Co-op store for importing and exporting goods and produce. Additional Planned Community Services Similar to an industrial park, the Utah OSR Land Cooperative has set aside 45 acres for the following privately owned and operated services (which will likely all be staffed by local residents): 1. Academy of Self-Reliance higher-learning campus, including a ropes course. 2. The OSR K-12 campus, 3. Assisted Living / Retirement Home 4. Whole Health / Life Coach clinic 5. Child Rescue Home (Fresh Start program) 6. Young Mothers Home 7. Equine / Canine Therapy Barn

About Lot 95 Lot 95: - Is 2.2 acres, rather than the more typical 2.0 acres, but for less! $28,880. - One of very few lots left on the East edge of the property, bordering BLM land. - Each lot comes with at least 2.5 acre-feet of water rights, most are getting at least 4. About the Project Riverbed Ranch is nestled between the Keg Mountain and Simpson Mountain ranges, is about a mile wide and 3 miles long. Over half of the 250 lots are spoken for. The land has been successfully farmed since at least the 1950s, and likely earlier than that. The land happily grows garden veggies, and is well-known for the high-quality alfalfa it can produce. Riverbed Ranch is a creation of the Utah OSR Land Cooperative, a non-profit land developer created for the benefit of those who join the co-op. Those who join are co-owners of the entire 1,245 acre property. You then get a 99-year, auto-renewing lease on your lot for a one-time payment. This is not a political or religious project, it is an agricultural cooperative organized by a leading co-op attorney according to Utah law. Unlike traditional land developers, the co-op's focus is on saving shareholders money, not on maximizing profits. Requirements There are no CC&Rs and no plans for an HOA (Almost all of us would resist one ever being formed). Each shareholder, however, agrees to build the following within 3 years: 1. A passive solar home, of at least 600 square feet, that requires little or no energy to heat or cool. We recommend at least 800 square feet of living space. 2. Shop or Barn for animals and/or storage (no minimum size) 3. Greenhouse, minimum 600 square feet, 1,200 recommended. 4. Garden/orchard 5. 6" well with a 2 horse power pump with 400' of lift. 6. A county-approved sanitation system. Motivation Our current shareholders value this agricultural cooperative as an ideal opportunity to enjoy: Self-Sufficiency - Providing for their family's essential needs without having to rely on markets or the government for food, water, power or sanitation. Family - Providing their children a more carefree rural lifestyle, where they can learn to work. Safety - A place of safety for their families, from things either now or in the future, and Heath - The health benefits of growing your own more-nutritious, non-GMO food untainted by pesticides and herbicides. Benefits A share in the Utah OSR Land Cooperative gives you these benefits: 1. A cooperative's equivalent of a title to 2 acres at the Riverbed Ranch farm-steading community (it's called a proprietary occupancy agreement). 2. At least 2.5 acre-feet of water rights (more if you really need them), 3. A vote in the cooperative to elect board members, 4. Opportunity for group purchases of products and services needed to build your homestead. 5. Opportunity to eventually sell your products and services through the co-op, 6. First stab at job openings within the cooperative, and 7. The opportunity to spearhead the creation of sub-cooperatives to provide jobs and goods and services to the co-op members and/or outside customers. Features The Utah OSR Land Cooperative's Riverbed Ranch farm-steading community does or will feature: - High-speed satellite Internet through Skylink or Hughesnet, - A future BMX bicycle course for kids to enjoy, - A greenbelt area (park) running up the middle of the community, including a hiking trail, honeybee-friendly trees and bushes, a road, and maybe someday, a creek. - An RV and camping park. This way, our co-owners who so choose can live in the RV park while building out their homestead. And later, guests can stay and enjoy the community. - Co-op store for importing and exporting goods and produce.